Quantum Physics: Diffraction and Rayleigh Criterion

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Description

This lecture covers the diffraction of light by a grating with 2000 slits, determining the closest wavelength it can resolve at first-order interference, and the Rayleigh criterion applied to observing the Pyramids of Giza from space.

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